We have had one hero on Typology Central who has remorsely criticised mbti, Jung and astology. But he has no more left to give and need to pass on the baton.

We need another hero to critique the anneagram and online personality tests. We need another hero to take the flak. We need another hero strong enough to overturn the anneagram. We need another hero to fight impossible odds and win.

I remember learning this in one of my college English classes, and then going over it again in Humanities. It's fascinating. I understand it best in its "clock" diagram.

I also stumbled across this excellent cross with the Enneagram.

I have read that in psychological terms it can also describe the accumulation and processing of new information, moving from conscious into unconscious and to conscious again. In that way it is much more primal and universal.

I remember learning this in one of my college English classes, and then going over it again in Humanities. It's fascinating. I understand it best in its "clock" diagram.

I also stumbled across this excellent cross with the Enneagram.

I have read that in psychological terms it can also describe the accumulation and processing of new information, moving from conscious into unconscious and to conscious again. In that way it is much more primal and universal.

I love these. Absolutely love them. Thanks for posting. Big diagramatic things like this are the win.

I remember learning this in one of my college English classes, and then going over it again in Humanities. It's fascinating. I understand it best in its "clock" diagram.

I also stumbled across this excellent cross with the Enneagram.

I have read that in psychological terms it can also describe the accumulation and processing of new information, moving from conscious into unconscious and to conscious again. In that way it is much more primal and universal.